The extension prohibits marijuana-related businesses within town boundaries for another 180 days as officials work to come up with regulations.
September 2018
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South Portland house fire was accidental, electrical, officials say
Tuesday’s blaze at 12 Calais St. was contained to the second floor but caused significant smoke and water damage to the first floor.
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Posted inMaine
Cumberland council tables plan to move public works garage
The 45-year-old facility needs extensive upgrades, and keeping it where it is would cost $3 million.
Posted inMaine
Waterville’s award-winning library director to leave Nov. 2 for new job
Sarah Sugden has been hired as director of the Brown County Library system in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Posted inMaine
Disputes among members roil Windham Town Council
The dispute is centered over the tenure of Tony Plante, the town’s longtime manager.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Third accuser deepens Sen. Collins’ quandary over Kavanaugh on eve of critical hearing
Maine’s Republican senator won’t publicly say whether the new allegations warrant a delay to allow for a full investigation, but she reportedly expressed her concerns to party leaders.
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Maine duck hunter rescued from mud after 12 hours
Wardens find him standing atop his boat in waist-deep water that was too mucky for him to swim to shore.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Six honored for downtown revitalizing efforts in 4 Maine communities
The Maine Downtown Center recognizes developers and organizations in 4 communities.
Posted inMaine
SMCC student dies in South Portland crash
The 20-year-old Wilton man was a passenger in a car that crashed through a barrier into Bug Light Park, police said.
Posted inNew England Patriots, News, Sports
Patriots place RB Burkhead, LB Bentley on injured reserve
Rex Burkhead suffered a neck injury Sunday night at Detroit.